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HVACR 401 John Hohman

HVACR 401 By John Hohman

HVACR 401 by John Hohman


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Emphasises on the service technician perspective to the HVACR industry (ACCA, PHCC, and RSES). This book begins with a review of the refrigeration cycle in comfort conditioning, and gradually progresses to topics, including electrical schematics, maintenance, geothermal heat pumps, and troubleshooting case studies.

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HVACR 401: Heat Pumps by John Hohman

HVACR 401: HEAT PUMPS sets itself apart from other books on the market with its emphasis on the service technician perspective, instead of the design engineer viewpoint. The book begins with a review of the refrigeration cycle in comfort conditioning, and gradually progresses to more in-depth topics, including electrical schematics, maintenance, geothermal heat pumps, and troubleshooting case studies. With content that has been closely reviewed and revised in conjunction with the most respected national organizations in the HVACR industry (ACCA, PHCC, and RSES), this will prove to be a valuable learning tool that offers a wide range of critical concepts, presented in a clear, straightforward manner that facilitates comprehension and encourages you to apply the information as you learn it. Check out our app, DEWALT (R) Mobile Pro (TM). This free app is a construction calculator with integrated reference materials and access to hundreds of additional calculations as add-ons. To learn more, visit dewalt.com/mobilepro.

HVACR 401 Reviews

1. Review of the Refrigeration Cycle in Comfort Conditioning (The One Way Heat Pump). 2. Reversing the Cycle. 3.The Outdoor Unit as the Heat Absorber. 4. The Indoor Unit as a Heat Rejector. 5. The Heat Pump Thermostat. 6. Heat Pump Components. 7. Motors. 8. Compressors. 9. Specific Defrost. 10. Electrical Schematics. 11. Heat Pump Installation (Air Source). 12. Scheduled Maintenance. 13. Troubleshooting Case Studies. 14. Load Estimates. 15. Typical Heat Pump Systems. 16. Geothermal Heat Pumps. 17. Geo-source Heat Pumps. 18. Water-source Heat Pumps. 19. Flow Centers and Pumping Configurations. 20. Geothermal Sequence of Operation/System Checks. 21. Geothermal Installation. 22. Geothermal Scheduled Maintenance. 23. Troubleshooting Geothermal. 24. Energy Calculations and Efficiency.

About John Hohman

Dr. John E. Hohman has over 40 years of experience in various education and industry fields. He received his Associate's degree in Refrigeration, Heating, and Air Conditioning, a Bachelor's degree in Teacher Education, a Master's degree in Educational Administration, and a Doctorate in Education with an emphasis on evaluation systems. Dr. Hohman put this powerful blend of degrees to use by serving as both instructor and an administrator at the university and community college levels. He remains very active in the industry itself, as a member of various HVAC and health care engineering boards at the national and state levels.

Table of Contents

1. Review of the Refrigeration Cycle in Comfort Conditioning (The One Way Heat Pump). 2. Reversing the Cycle. 3.The Outdoor Unit as the Heat Absorber. 4. The Indoor Unit as a Heat Rejector. 5. The Heat Pump Thermostat. 6. Heat Pump Components. 7. Motors. 8. Compressors. 9. Specific Defrost. 10. Electrical Schematics. 11. Heat Pump Installation (Air Source). 12. Scheduled Maintenance. 13. Troubleshooting Case Studies. 14. Load Estimates. 15. Typical Heat Pump Systems. 16. Geothermal Heat Pumps. 17. Geo-source Heat Pumps. 18. Water-source Heat Pumps. 19. Flow Centers and Pumping Configurations. 20. Geothermal Sequence of Operation/System Checks. 21. Geothermal Installation. 22. Geothermal Scheduled Maintenance. 23. Troubleshooting Geothermal. 24. Energy Calculations and Efficiency.

Additional information

CIN1428340025G
9781428340022
1428340025
HVACR 401: Heat Pumps by John Hohman
Used - Good
Hardback
Cengage Learning, Inc
20110509
400
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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